Poll of the Day > Ask me your questions about existence. V2

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The questioning of existence created all the modern sciences that allow us to use this forum to communicate.

It's our responsibility to continue to question existence so that the effort of those before us wasn't wasted.
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Please stop making topics.

Such negativity effects the self greatly.
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Do you think childless aunts are the most undervalued women in America?

Cacciato posted...

Do you think childless aunts are the most undervalued women in America?

I think there are a great number of awesome childless aunts contributing to society.
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True or false?

The truth changes as man changes.
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Firewood18 posted...

True or false?

The truth changes as man changes.

Man is a function of Truth but incapable of changing Truth.
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SunWuKung420 posted...

Such negativity effects the self greatly.

*affects
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Sarcasthma posted...

SunWuKung420 posted...

Such negativity effects the self greatly.

*affects

His post was the result of previous negativity but it won't create more.
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SunWuKung420 posted...

Sarcasthma posted...

SunWuKung420 posted...

Such negativity effects the self greatly.

*affects

His post was the result of previous negativity but it won't create more.

My second question was just one in regards to an article someone you know shared.

Then again, you keep fucking up which version of your to use.

Dont worry, Sunny; that was a pretty common mistake.
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Creepy, super creepy.
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Edit: Super enjoying caca's focusing on my "typo" from days ago. Such easy bait.
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SunWuKung420 posted...

Firewood18 posted...

True or false?

The truth changes as man changes.

Man is a function of Truth but incapable of changing Truth.

So truth changes and man adapts?
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In about 50 years I have almost died well over 10 times, many of them were insanely rediculous that I survived. I got lost in the desert as a child before I was old enough to go to school, In elementary school on the east coast I fell into a covered pool (That was covered by snow) and survived somehow (Even though the tarp covered the whole thing (I fell into one of the sides). I got swept out to sea a few years later, got ran over by a car in Arizona, who then backed up over me to see if he hit something. I fell off a 2 story building when I was a bit older and all of that was before I was 12.

So, my question is simply, are we all dead already, and somehow any time we are going to die, something happens to keep the illusion of life going still? Is this some kind of controlled program or simulation, so any such experiences are not random? Is it some form of fate, and until you perform the reason for your existence, it can not end?

I must have these answers.
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wolfy42 posted...

In about 50 years I have almost died well over 10 times, many of them were insanely rediculous that I survived. I got lost in the desert as a child before I was old enough to go to school, In elementary school on the east coast I fell into a covered pool (That was covered by snow) and survived somehow (Even though the tarp covered the whole thing (I fell into one of the sides). I got swept out to sea a few years later, got ran over by a car in Arizona, who then backed up over me to see if he hit something. I fell off a 2 story building when I was a bit older and all of that was before I was 12.

So, my question is simply, are we all dead already, and somehow any time we are going to die, something happens to keep the illusion of life going still? Is this some kind of controlled program or simulation, so any such experiences are not random? Is it some form of fate, and until you perform the reason for your existence, it can not end?

I must have these answers.

Do you mean like in other realities, you died, but are still living in this one? If so, that reminds me a bit of the Zero Escape series...
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wolfy42 posted...

I must have these answers.

What the hell...?
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LinkPizza posted...

wolfy42 posted...

In about 50 years I have almost died well over 10 times, many of them were insanely rediculous that I survived. I got lost in the desert as a child before I was old enough to go to school, In elementary school on the east coast I fell into a covered pool (That was covered by snow) and survived somehow (Even though the tarp covered the whole thing (I fell into one of the sides). I got swept out to sea a few years later, got ran over by a car in Arizona, who then backed up over me to see if he hit something. I fell off a 2 story building when I was a bit older and all of that was before I was 12.

So, my question is simply, are we all dead already, and somehow any time we are going to die, something happens to keep the illusion of life going still? Is this some kind of controlled program or simulation, so any such experiences are not random? Is it some form of fate, and until you perform the reason for your existence, it can not end?

I must have these answers.

Do you mean like in other realities, you died, but are still living in this one? If so, that reminds me a bit of the Zero Escape series...

It's one of my explinations, basically there are countless realities exactly the same as this one, but just slightly different on some other planet somewhere (a snowflake fells in a different part of that planet for instance). Which means there are nearly infinite realities where everything is exactly the same as this earth. It also means there is a new reality for every possible difference that can happen here.

So in that case, if you die in this reality, your just continue to exist in another one where everything was exactly the same, except you didn't die.

In which case you never cease to exist until you eventually reach an age where there is no possibility for you to continue on.

I don't like that explanation though, as it could pretty much lead to immortality eventually (if such a thing is possible) and means that each of us will always exist in some form forever.
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EclairReturns posted...

wolfy42 posted...

I must have these answers.

What the hell...?

Another theory I have is that we are all the same person/entity, just our consciousness was broken up to prevent the endless boredom:)
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wolfy42 posted...

LinkPizza posted...

wolfy42 posted...

In about 50 years I have almost died well over 10 times, many of them were insanely rediculous that I survived. I got lost in the desert as a child before I was old enough to go to school, In elementary school on the east coast I fell into a covered pool (That was covered by snow) and survived somehow (Even though the tarp covered the whole thing (I fell into one of the sides). I got swept out to sea a few years later, got ran over by a car in Arizona, who then backed up over me to see if he hit something. I fell off a 2 story building when I was a bit older and all of that was before I was 12.

So, my question is simply, are we all dead already, and somehow any time we are going to die, something happens to keep the illusion of life going still? Is this some kind of controlled program or simulation, so any such experiences are not random? Is it some form of fate, and until you perform the reason for your existence, it can not end?

I must have these answers.

Do you mean like in other realities, you died, but are still living in this one? If so, that reminds me a bit of the Zero Escape series...

It's one of my explinations, basically there are countless realities exactly the same as this one, but just slightly different on some other planet somewhere (a snowflake fells in a different part of that planet for instance). Which means there are nearly infinite realities where everything is exactly the same as this earth. It also means there is a new reality for every possible difference that can happen here.

So in that case, if you die in this reality, your just continue to exist in another one where everything was exactly the same, except you didn't die.

In which case you never cease to exist until you eventually reach an age where there is no possibility for you to continue on.

I don't like that explanation though, as it could pretty much lead to immortality eventually (if such a thing is possible) and means that each of us will always exist in some form forever.

The possibilities was on a show once. They said how every choice they made would split the universe into multiple universes based on how many choices you could make. I forgot what the main plot was of that episode, though.

The other part is kind of like that game. When they died, they would go into another universe where they made different choices, but could remember stuff from other realities... Even if they werent the ones who knew about the body swapping thing...
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EclairReturns posted...

wolfy42 posted...

I must have these answers.

What the hell...?

Thats what I was thinking! Thats your thing!
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J_Dawg983 posted...

EclairReturns posted...

wolfy42 posted...

I must have these answers.

What the hell...?

Thats what I was thinking! Thats your thing!

Its ok. Wolfy is definitely not the first or only other person to use it. Haha.
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Cacciato posted...

Please stop making posts.

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SunWuKung420 posted...

Edit: Super enjoying caca's focusing on my "typo" from days ago. Such easy bait.

Why did you make a new post instead of editing the other one? Dude this is the second time youve done that. I think youre losing it.

Also by putting typo in quotes youre implying youre spelling words wrong on purpose.